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matching alphanumeric string
how to match an alphanumeric string like the following.
i have to do like the following. if the input line is the data is {clock_91b} i have to replace that with the string was ("clock_91b") i tried like $line =~ s/the data is\s+\{([a-z]+)\}/the string was \(\"$1\"\)/ which is not working. Is there any idea?  |
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